Pauses on battery
Unplug and the loop freezes on a still frame. Plug back in and it picks up where it left off — no setting to remember.
Let your screen tell stories. DynamicWalls plays live wallpapers on your real desktop — behind your windows, not on a screensaver — and stops the second you unplug.
Hand-picked loops in 4K, sorted by mood rather than by folder. New drops every Friday, all included.
Everything lives in one window. Hover a wallpaper to watch it move, click once to put it on the desktop.
A live wallpaper is only good if you forget it's running. DynamicWalls gets out of the way of your battery, your fans and your work.
Unplug and the loop freezes on a still frame. Plug back in and it picks up where it left off — no setting to remember.
Decoding runs on the media engine, so playback sits around 1% CPU. Full-screen apps and games stop it automatically.
Any video on your Mac can become a wallpaper. Select it, choose Set as wallpaper, done.
Point DynamicWalls at a folder of your own renders or clips. It watches for new files and adds them to the library.
Three monitors, three moods. Each display and each Space keeps its own wallpaper and remembers it after a restart.
Queue a set and let it rotate hourly, daily, or with sunrise and sunset. Shuffle if you'd rather be surprised.
The battery rule won me over. I unplug at a café and the wallpaper just freezes — no fan, no drain, nothing to switch off first.
Marco FeldMotion designer, LisbonI keep a folder of my own render loops. DynamicWalls watches it and shuffles a new one in every morning without me touching anything.
Sam Oduya3D artistFour displays, four different wallpapers, and it remembers all of them after a reboot. That's the part other apps got wrong.
Verdant StudioDesign studio, BerlinActivity Monitor says 0.9% while a 4K loop is playing. I checked twice because I didn't believe it.
Deniz AksoyiOS developerThe library is the reason I stayed. New loops land on Fridays and about half of them end up on my second screen.
Kaito MoriIllustratorSet up in under a minute, and it never once got in the way of Mission Control. It just feels like part of macOS.
Jonas ReiterProduct managerDownload DynamicWalls for macOS and choose from more than 40,000 live wallpapers.